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This seems to be a garbled version of the word Dakota, one of the dialect divisions of the Sioux language, the others being Nakota and Lakota. All three words have the meaning "feeling affection, friendly, united, allied".

The version Takota has been credited with many fanciful meanings, such as "friend to everyone", "friends forever" and similar concoctions. All this is pure invention and has nothing to do with native American languages - the word is Dakota, with the meanings given above.

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